Trucker's nick name for various thing on the road
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by d'kota, Jan 9, 2009.
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Binder or Cornbinder: International truck
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Critter Car= Bull Rack= Livestock trailer
Covered Wagon = flatbed with a side kit and tarp
Imatation Canadian Large Car = Fancy Ontario or Quebec trucks now that we have been casterated because of speed limiters. LOL -
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OTR driver.....old, tired and rundown....
98424Tacoma Thanks this. -
I saw a few in thetruckersreport.com/lingo but from what I've seen in this thread, they (thetruckersreport) hardly scratched the surface.
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Thanks for this thread! I posted in another that my husband got new "sneakers" last week...I had a visual of our truck with converse high tops...I don't know why, just an over active imagination...so then I started thinking about other "trucker lingo" and how it would look if they were literal...so am writing a book for our kids for Christmas...Freddy the FreightShaker gets new Sneakers...using some of the other stuff like chicken coop, alligator, bear, monkey, skateboard etc....I think it will be cute! Thanks again!
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Can anyone tell me what a "cat in the hat" is?
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Cornflake - Consolidated Freightways (yeah I kow kinda old and I'm not that old)
Pumpkin truck - Schneider
Werner/Swift lane - slow lane
covered wagon - flatbed with it's sideboard kit on98424Tacoma Thanks this. -
I haven't heard this term before either, so I'd sort of like to see if anybody knows.
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